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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07

RAILROAD MArrEEs.-M d. Axtell, one
of the receivers of the Richmond and Allie
ghany Railroad, of which Mr. II. G. Par
sous was president, when asked the object OF
Mr.. Parsonsin purchasing the Cincinnatiand
Eastern Railroad. said he supposed that Col.
Parsons would proceed at once to extend
the road to Gallipolis, and perhaps in the
future would exlendit to the Ohio river and
connect with the projected extension of the
Norfolk and Western on the Richmond and
Allegheny Railway.
The directors of the Richmond and Dan.
vile will hold an important meeting in New
York next week, the object Of which is to
consider special matters, one of which is
the question of moving the operating offices
of the company from Washington back to
Richmond 1t is stated upon the authority
of member Of the directory that the
change will certainly be made in the next
FIVE or six months. 1t is positively stated
that President Sully is committed to the
change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07

N. W Aver & Son, Newspaper Advertis-
ing Agents, Philadelphia. have issued a sub.
stantial, practical Calendar. especially suit
able for business Offices, ETC., with figures
that can be read across large room, and
that will hang on the wall in good shape
from January to December. The price of
this handsome calendar is % cents, which
about covers cost and hostage.
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w. Edwin Chipchase, 2O6 S. Charles ST.,
Baltic, Md, writes For cure of spraiDs
and inhammations regard Salvation Oil as
sure cure"
Use DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup, and do not
disturb the preacher and congregation with
your cough.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07

have been severe sufferer from catarrh for
the past fifteen year, with distressing pain over
NY eyes Gradually the disease worked down
upon my lungs. About = year aud half ago |
commenced using Ely Cream Balm, with most
gratifying results and an to-day apparently
cured.-Z. c. WARREN, Rutland, VI.
Ny daughter and myself, great sufferers from
catarrh, have been cured by Ely's Cream Balm.
My sense Of smell restored and health greatly i'm
provod-C. NJ. STANLEY, Merchant, Ithaca, N. Y.
Easy to use. Price 90 cents.
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The River and Harbor Bill.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. THE House
Committee ON Rivers and Harbors to-day
took up the river ard harbor appropriation
bill and made few changes in the original
draft.
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Rr z. i. Lucas. Auctioneer.

MISERABLE STORE AND DWELLING FOR
~ SALE.
If not disposed of at private sale prior to SAT.
URDAY. January 18th, 1887. will be sold on
that date st public auction, at II o'clock m, at
the Royal street entrance to the Market Building.
that DESIRABLE TWO.STORY CLASSROOM
STORE and SHED, situated at the northwest COR
ner of Queen and Henry streets; also the TWO
FRAME TENEMENT HOUSES adjoining the
above on Henry street. This property is 81 p
feet front by 100 f. deep and is an excellent bust
ness location. Terms: Cash.
iap5 Is Lie. WILSON.
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This is to give notice that all citizens
troubled with coughs or colds should pro.
cure bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup and
take it at once.
Officials of the Z. S. Treasury, and of the
Baltimore Custom House and Post Office in
dorse Salvation Oil.
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9yg;5gss5
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES
To-day's Proceedings of Congress.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Z, 1887.
SENATE.

Several petitions were presented in favor
of the experimental agricultural stations
bill, and in short while the Senate pto'
cetded to business On the calendar anu pass
ed number of bills, among them one to
settle and adjust the claims of any state for
expenses Incurred by it in defence OF The
United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07
Senatorial Nomination.

LANSING, Mich, Jan. THE republican
legislative caucus last night nominated
Francis B. Stockbridge. of Kalamazoo, for
U. S. Senator on the tenth ballot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07

The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE was established in
1900, and is the Oldest paper published in Vir-
ginia. For generations it has been regular
visitor to many homes in this section, and bids
fiar to continue its visits FOR generations to come.
May it live long and prOspor.-Fa0yar Herald
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07

TIE PRoTEcrIoNIsTs, who want TO con-
tipue the existing high tariff on the prime
necessaries Of life, in order 10 maintain the
exorbiiant profits of St few protected manu-
featuring monopolisis, say Congress must
remove the tax from the poor mans pipe. "
The poor man could well afford to revel in
tobacco at its present price if the price OF
the necsssariea he and his family must con
sumo, to live comfortably, were reduced, as
it would be by y reduction in the tariff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07
The Gazette.

The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE rams with TIE
century and grows better as the years multiply.
Politically, there IS much in it that we cannot APP
prove, but among its other attractions is frank
ness that makes its position unequivocsl. As a
condenser of news, especially Virginia news it is
the best paper in the State, and if this we've its
sole claim to public patronage, it would well be
worth the price askcd-Stamtoa Faiisy Virgi,ial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07
ED.

January 9th at seven o'clock in the morning,
ELIZA + J.. beloved wife of William X. David
son. in the 25th year of her age. B,t- Funeral
from Grace P. E. Church, Saturday afternoon at
o'clock
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07

We congratulate the ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE on
its entrance upon the eighty-eighth year of its
existence It's ripe old age shows no signs of
lack of health and vigor. 1t is doing such splen-
did service for the cause of revenue reform as
should continue to commend it to popular esteem
and support Richmond STATE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07

The Baltimore Sun Almanac, very use.
ful publication, contains many new features
tits year, rendering it more valuable than
ever
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07

The ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, now in its SSH
year. as gathcrer and dissemination of infoFma-
ton concerning current events at home and
abroad, has no superior It's rates Of subscription
are low for go good newspaper and that accounts
for its large snd growing circulation gdrren
Sentinel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07

The clerk OF The Board of Supervisors of
Fairfax county last year paid for 17S hawk
aud owl scalps.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07

SENATOR Nancy was right, yesterday
when be said there was no proof that Gen.
era Logan died Of disease Incident to expo
sure durns the war between the States. If
the symptoms of the Generals fatal disease
were as published in the newspapers he
would have died just as soon if there
had been no war. General logan died at
about the average age at which the vast
majority OF iosn of his hat's ana mode of
lie die. ned, SO f,r from Fastening his
death, the open air and exercise OF the war
probably prolonged his life for some Years.
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ALEX ANDRIA-.
FRIDAY EVENING, JANUARY !.

THEREPoRT of the President OF the Cnesa-
neake and Ohio Canal company shows
nlainly enough that unless the State of Ma
ryland or the United States, or both, shall
come at once to the aid of that cana! it must
he abandoned, and the millions of dollars
exDonded in It's construction be lest forever.
But the loss of the money would not be the
worst effect of its abandonment. The canal
is the only competitor with the railroads
for the transportation Of coal from the cum
bsrland region to tide water. and with its
competition removed the railroads would
have the same control over the sou coal
trade that they now have over that OF hard
coal. The proper thing to do in the prem
ises would be for the Government to aid
the canal, as it has the railroads, with the
loan of enough money to extend 1t to the
Ohio river. thus carrying out the idea OF
General Washington and its other founders
aud creating water way from the West to
the national capital, the trade CT when
would exceed by twenty fold that OF the
Erie canal, and by which freights would De
lowered and the cost of living be reduced.
There are hundreds of millions in the Treas
ury for which there is no use'
and the discovery Of the best way
to spend which is now boIhering the
congressional Solons. Let them appropriate
few millions OF that surplus to an object SO
worthy and beneficial. But the vast msjori-
ty Of congressman are so interested in their
own personal and individual affairs that
thew have neither time nor inclination to at
tend to public matters of such general inter
est as the che 10 which reference is made.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

FOR RENT-A COMFORTABLE AND
Esl:4i CONVENIENT NEW HOUSE, on Patrick
street. near King. Seven rooms, pantry, bath
room hot aud cold water, gas, &c Apply to D.
n. RUST, corner Prince and Washington streets.
novo1 If
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-01-07

A Pennsylvania company has just begun
to work gold mine 10 Charlotte county
1t is said that the yield OF ore is very salts
ia
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
he Wants Roth pog and Da,rares

The Dover correspondent OF the Morn
ipg News says in to-day's issue of that
paper
+ f Benson, who was bitten by dog
in Wilminston On last Saturday evening,
Is mere seriously injured than was at first
supponi His leg bears thirteen plainly
marked cicatrices, aud is swollen SO that
he can scarcely uss it Ais account of
the cool manner III which Mayor Rhoads
treated his cosrp aint does not speak very
highly for the interest winch Whining
tou's chief magistrate should take in the
welfare of its citizens He plsinly showed
To 'he mayor that vicious dog, which
was allowed to occupy the public side
walk, had attackcd him, without any
provocati0u on his part, aad his honor
told hin1 that, while he might bring the
owner to aoc unit, his advice would be
mot to make any fuss about 1t, but t,
send the owner his doctor'e bill Mr..
Benson proposes not only to have the lie
OF the dog, but also to sue the owner for
heavy daaGges
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
Y,reaxsac Down and B..id,ng Up.

When mAu breaks down in the mat.
ter Of phy slcaI strsrs 9Th, the question OF
i,s recovery depends in great measure
upoa the length al time he allows to
eInpse before adopting medicinal n cans
To recu uperhts 1t. A tonic, which gives
r. spsedy and powerful impulse 20 the
processes Of digestion and assimilstion,
IL aaa best auxiliary he eau employ
and he Should resort to 1t promptly.
The rcoss relisbls depeDc snoe OF the
feeble, the Ag.d and The nervous, has
ever prove.. TO be hostettez's Stomach
Bitter. an iuviRoran: Of national
reputation and proven WORTH, com
mendsc by rnsticM men OF distinction,
not only for builiiug up n beoken down
system, but as rarnoty, for dyspepsia,
o1pstipsliOn, liver complaint, fever and
apue, snd kidnaY ,rouole. while not
ola,rned to ia g panacea, tt is IA most
useful and c,rnnrehsusive Aousehold
remedy. 1t il, moreover, eia.nently
safe nj well rg GS.sTs.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
In MamorlA


:, By seeident Or Nay u. 1871. in NH Greek
year Of his age.
'a6. rad and sudden was u blow.
hat o'lisd our loved one's life away,
Twas whom u o sur was 9 and low,
Twas the be giuning of other bright day.
lis hard to part with those We W,
TO bid sdieu to iris nds n est dear;
But oh. fol one swsct partir e word,
A VAIN ! ana preisurs, or a tear.
No parting word ou' loved one gave.
His bright youtg life 80 quickiy fei.
nos Inxie, wht n, 0 cal y Sid
Too coon We knew that lie was dead.
n lips that orc. 30 gladly smilei
Were quickly sealed by ofues doth;
The habds. oLce Hsped IN tenderntss,
are cllmly folded Oh BIS Dress'.
We miss thee now at evening v.spers,
And at early morning dawn;
We mise the sadly, brow er dear,
We aaiss the Nil day long.
W. wiss the round tho ireside,
When We zee iby vsc ,nt chair;
In the N ,ms nts OF our sorrow,
Oh, We misc tho every where.
Tho1 art e0na from out our lives.
Our bcsoms throb win mu uai pain;
We've parted for weary while
Our only hope tU meet again.
rby fri. NOS and comrades miss hee, toe,
From o.t their .c.al band:
hey little tcOut bt when lSss Troy met thee
NO n.t re they O. uid o asp thy haad.
Thstr ssd { css plainly ia l us
or the tn oughts that NIL their minis;
Frlehut Cen uriny thee b cg to them,
Although their hearts are true aid kind.
Had was tho day and s;lemn,
When We wept around MS Dier;
Our hearts we're torn and ble0uiny,
lie besntd sJn most dtar.
There bis NJ bio ru lay GloSi ing
la his last parraw red;
dis pt aceiGl 20 80 6a'tn and sHl,
Wo could hardy think him dead.
Kind words msy sootha tho spirit,
| or mike tho ietrdr,p sttr':
bur, oh, tits Il ta's Cwn loyirH V hen1
MUS piad tne bruised hoatL
/ hon verify thy profoiie,
l htno F.ther from above;
rn,u',t said, blessed are Gho II ournorr,
/ Cvn fort rs ~ith thrhv, l. u. l..
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

losses by reason nv ths occupancy
thereof by Fedrel forces doorin the
Northern insurrekshun.
At this pint the meeting broke up in
disorder. The people didn't waite to
pass the resolutions, but every man NV
EN- sot about maxim bill agin the gov
ernment. There was time doorin
the insurrekshun that Fedrel force
was camped near the Corners and
John Morgan kun frekently very close
to EN-.
A vast amount of pervishns, mules,
etc, wuz taken by Morgan. and WIZ
pade fur in Oonfedrit money, Deekin
Pogiam made out his bill, which wuz
q fair sample Nv the others:
Fedrel Government (row regler)
To Deekin Gabriel Program, DIR.
| To 500 bushels of corn furnish
ed Kernel 900
To ITO mules seized by Kernel
John Morgan ----G0,0 600
To 1S miles fencin burnt mites by
Kernel John Morgan n-----5O, $50
There wuz other items wich swelled
the Deekin's little bill to $3.50, 900, be-
| sides interest on the hull amount from
1865.
"Why, paw" sed Melinda Pogram,
an anshent virgin which wuz tollable
anshent when the Norohern insurrcck-
shun broke out, "why. paw, Kernel
Morgan paid 700 for wat truck he tux,
in Confederit money, at tho time he
TUX it,
"Troo, my child; but the money
wuzn't wuth Continental d-n, and
lwhyP 1t wood hcv bin good he'd VIC
put down the insurreckshun; but,
a!asl the insurrcckshun put us down.
Inezmuch ez the Fedrel government
made it impossible for the Contelcrii
government to pay, why the FcdTe
government should pay. The Fedrel
government is to blame for the worta
lessness Nv my money. On! ny
claim is good, prinsiple and Interest
becuz the Fedrel government wooden
permit the Contedrit government t.
: pay. Sect
"And then," continued the Deekin
81 want penshun for myself from tn
} date NV the beginnin Nv the trubbIe
, fur servises in Kernel John Morgan
/ regiment ez bnsh whacker. We hey
/ returned the flags-nobody wuz t.
t ban Cone side wuz just as justifiab
8 ez tOlher, and little more s0-hov
Z then kin the cry Nv good ieelin eve
return 30 long ez we amt pcnshund
, The Confedrasy wood have pensnunt
us ef the Confcdrasy had lived-w'
, mus. hey all our rites"
Jist ez they he'd got their bills mad
Z out, an wuz trying to figger interes
l on EN- from 1868, the distressin nooz
t kim that His Eggslency he'd counter
3 manded the order, and that the tag
8 wuzn't goin back at ALL Sadly tn
9 entire assemblage tore up their bills
= an a more deprest set NV men neve
: filed out Nv the meetin house.
g For they reasoned that eff protcs
= in matter purely sentimental, riz u
Y spontaneous and went foarered insid
Of "a hours, wuz enuf to perdoose
change in His Fat Witted Eggslencj
h wat sort of protest wood il be th'
8 wood rise up when his ackshen, in IL
= same direckshun, wuz based upo
V suthin substantial Therefore the
d concloodid that probably the Dino
e risy would never agin be permitted
a hev the power that wood enable EN-
: even think Nv sich ticklish things.
e That is wat Kernel McPel.er writ
a to me. In his latter conclooshuns
e think he Is very clust to rite.
h PETROLEUM V. Massey, 2. M.
il (wich. thank the Lord, is Postmaster
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
ri,r ,soer rsExPER1uNcxn GIRL.

TilE EOAT lSEIPERlUNCMD GIRL
eau, with "Eough On D,rG," DO aa uioa
washing an0 irouing 80 oAn be done in
any laanaFy. Boiltre not necessary ;
n alike aug other Rough en- Dirt" can
b., useG In both wssaing md s,srchiue
yon nssd kave no foas ir usirg this W
tiels; free fruta vile alEoli, 1t does ,:qi
rcL yellow nor injure The finest tehric
oiears biz aches, whiteEs. Rough on
DIR" ID the only N, ticie tbat can ia sd.
dea to starch (aot or oold) to give &
good bady and beautiful gloss. ASK fo'
''Rouxh on Dirt" 10 sni &c. pacxas
es, Allfrst olaas Dtuggis;e.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
IIrsyo ia al Afflicted

With an aff.otion "t inc throat from
childhood. CAUSED oy diphthsr's, aud
have uscd variGue ie'ned1es, hut hsve
never foonf anYthfPS 9ua' TO BROWN
BEOScaIAB TRoCHE - asV u VI. +.
Hampton, Pikston *. Boa on'y In
boxes.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
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n aug O. letters Isetamenr
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nv ysIiilee. enss 10 20 posted
n .ti' irc:n tns date On
" a. ~ ae most public p,acse
Eiay .a n'' Castie, requiring ali
ss-ilds aysidsl me estsC<
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u, .a' saiaE to ba inserted
Ia pa'oa IL :ns pni,y
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h. 4 H ~, NJ todGlNusa tnegein
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d VIZ. W. ~ re hogislo- f.foresnid
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'''AN (. iikhDfOgD,
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Of H. 'q' q '"as ha'ing claims Ryains,
h a;,s.,.', .s.asstd mus, PRESENT the
Oe,ora 70 the Executor,
Lc. a say ttl, 1858, q
led, 'eat.S in such oaso mad,
'a, VIM HI,ri.i. Will, fre,utor,
'A''At'on, Dsi. iy1 sT-eod,
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2GS Eing Sire 81.
:
CONS III rKlUN GEREes.

An Old Physician ratIrcJ frofi rTacttos
nGv,Iy Rad placed IN his he nds ty an EGsr
india missionary the formula Of p siapls
vGxe. able remedy for the SPEEDY and porlns.
beae cure OF Consumption, Hr0nuhltis. "a.
''-:rii, Asthms and all throat sra Luz
AEncti.hs. slSo positive and radical cure
for Nervous boblllty and sill Nervous Com.
pl%iE's, atoc having tested its wonderful
curative powers In theusanos cs &C sos has
icit II his DUTY to nsho 1t known 20 L's
3uterinv feli9Ts. kStuatcd hy this motive
md desire 10 relieve human sptiartlg, /
W send free Of chErxe 10 Fli who {! !asirc f.
Sith full directions to- preparing sDd uslng
SeEt by mail by address inS VITA stamp
'Hm+np this paper, W. 4. NOyES .l19 En0.
cr's Block, Rochester, N. !. lI.e1ST
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
"BE.E HIVE" ;"
SO6 MARKET ST,
MID-tUMNFR bA1Gh!HS

Fully realizing the fact,
that it is better to sell hot|
weather goods now, even all
q fearful cut in price, than]
carry over to another season,
we will commence this mcrn.
ing, July 9Th, to offer un-
paralieled bargains in every
department, of everything
pertaining to midsummer
goods Some halt, some two.
thirds, some three quarters
prices. Must make all go
, This is your time to buy
and ours to lose, but it mat
ters not. if we reduce our
large stock. Read and profit
by our Suggestions while SO
is worth $3.
Among the goods at cut
prices you will fad our at
tractlye line of Parasols and
Sun Umbrellas, six-thsead
pure Silk Gloves, cord-bacS,
at 4oc. on the dollar; Isle
Thread Hose, half ptics
is5ummer Hose and Mitts;
| iLaces, Slmss, MMM, OF Lace
l45 in. Flouncings halt tc
three quarters price. Soma
Lace Caps at hall; Batistc.
.lextra vide, from Is down tc
LOG, very fine goods. Lawns
land India Linen and Core
Pilue at big reductions
livery fine Sateens sold al
French, for a1c. per yard
lbest French imported ct s.
} and 37lc.
/ Summer Dress Goods q
-Ihalf. A lev elegant EN-
Ibsci;lcred Shoulder Scatf {
Ilslt, to 60 at three quarter
! price. Just what is wante'
itor evening wraps.
If price is any inducemer
q you will keep us busy nos
!. !. Russell, NHsin5T & 60
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
EEp.HUtta. kLIEs.

Files, roschos, ants, bed bugs, ws.ar.
hugs, moths, rAta, mice, ppavsows, ja"h
raboits, sophsrs. ceipmanks, cleared
out 5y :" Eansh on Rats" l5o.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08
a. x,,-o,aut,s Dssss

oLEAN, N. &. July 6.-Aeaonsut
Clsrage, who foil ffon his balloon yes-
ter.ay, remained In an unconscious
condition until Today, when he diss.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

"PUOuU.PAIBA. :" Q1Ick, cou-
piete curs, sill auaoying Kinney diseas'
ss, CatAtIL ot Bladder. 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

C-1I,'OAsH fn.0es "a ress
tR, h'D'" e-gd' AT"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

r ab ~ 1 4
! 49, h,,s, s' oa.iog, ,si at mod .,t d.
ke.' J' H. I5-Stt
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

The sumner san en- at 224 King st.
open tonight. Lists OF m1sic ana
fine lunch.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

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Daily Republican., 1887-07-08

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P.nia I. s'i.'s;, .ss,h as,.wa. =. h;. ,,
ll giegtJa i20-u
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The Magnolia gazette. [volume] (Magnolia, Miss.) 1872-current, 1887-08-06

actors in the drama of life. Boys
and girls should cultivate this
estimable quality while at school.
"Unstable as water, thou shalt
not succeed is the curse upon
the undecided.
DIFFICULTIES, nlsAPPoINTNrENrs AND
OBSTACLES ACT LIKE TONIC TO TIE
STRONG MAN.
Z. They brace the mind; in
vigorate its energies, and rouse
its latent forces to the highest cX-
ertion. "There is a hon in the
way" says the weak man. The
world is full ofexamples to prove
this truth. Blind Milton writes
Paradise Lost; Bunyan, during
his twelve years in prison, writes
his immortal Allegory. Said a
physician, 81 started life, poor,
ignorant and diseased, yet | have
risen to an honorable compe-
tency. Misfortunes can not dc
press the courageous heart,